se vc quiser se estressar mais do que dark souls, esse jogo é perfeito, vc tem q memorizar todos os pedidos, fazer tudo no tempo certo(que é curto), e tomar cuidado pra n entregar pro cliente errado.

O maior problema do game? vc mesmo, os missclicks q vc vai dar, os ingredientes que vai se confundir, os clientes que vai entregar errado(isso se n jogar a comida no chão sem querer), o gerenciamento errado do dinheiro(no caso do jogo felicidade dos clientes) baseado em previsões que vai fazer, tudo isso com uma punição RIDICULAMENTE ALTA onde a punição mais básica tu perde o dobro do melhor que vc pode fazer.

se tu perde no jogo(satisfação do cliente/dinheiro chegar a zero) vai ter q começar tudo do zero, um save novo. Não há sensação de progresso, cada coisa nova que vc compra é um nível a mais dificuldade e estresse e o fator de que a culpa é sua e somente sua deixa tudo mais estressante.

eu tenho um problema sério de estresse mas nunca cheguei num ponto de gritar ou bater em algo jogando um jogo, esse jogo me fez da um porradão na mesa e dar um grito em menos de uma hora de gameplay.

por questão de saúde mental dos jogadores, não recomendo nem um pouco

‘Make The Burger’ is a rapid clicking memory game with a cute artstyle. There is potential but as it stands, I feel as though several improvements could be made to have the game become a more comfortable experience.

There’s no campaign/levels, just constant progression til you fail. As something that is only played with a mouse, it suddenly becomes overwhelming with the amount of complex orders being placed. Thankfully, you can stop and take a break without losing progression but once you lose, all save data is lost too.

My biggest gripe at the moment is dragging the burgers to serve them, it’s easy to miss the customers and doing this action repeatedly I found to be physically painful. This could possibly be solved with a waitress to hire, someone who collects tickets and serves food? The customers are incredibly impatient too, perhaps we could upgrade the musician to slow them down?

It was fun at the beginning but overall, the gameplay is too simple for the high skill ceiling. If it was made with a typing mode and/or the availability of more than just tables and ingredients to purchase, it would probably be more enjoyable.

I love burgers and I like the art style of the game.
But how the hell should I ever be capable of serving more than two tables at once when I have to memorize the ingredients and the customer that ordered it while time is ticking down quickly? Glad that I can just order burgers and not have to prepare them for customers. I would suck at that.

I'd love to see the feature to see the actual order while I prepare it. Without that, it's not a very fun memory game.

★☆☆☆☆
Such a disappointment, the game looked like it has a lot of potential but it unfortunately isn't a good game. With the lack of an early access tag I doubt the game will be updated to match people's expectations, so avoid this game if your looking for a fun and casual cooking game.

The game is a memory game with a food skin, customers walk up to the table, you click on them to see their order and you need to remember the ingredients and their order when you make the burger (the ingredients aren't shown there). After preparing you then serve the correct customer the correct burger and get points. That's the whole gameplay loop right there, you eventually get more tables and more ingredients but that's it, just a linear difficulty curve with no gameplay improvements along the way.

- The graphics are nice
- The audio design is meh at best, the music muffles out the sound effects but even with the music soft enough to hear all the sound effects there isn't really much going on there.

The game ultimately looks charming but feels like a downgraded Diner Dash (a game from 2009). I don't like dumping on indie games but yeah, I didn't have fun with the game nor did it play or even feel like what I expected it to.

As such the game gets a 1/5 from me.

I would LOVE to say I recommend this game, however there is a major flaw in this game: the memory system. If there was a possibility to be able to view the orders whilst making up the burgers, this game would be so much easier and more satisfying. Half the time when I'm trying to deal with one order, flicking back and forth to view the order, I am losing valuable time and the other customers just walk off... and sadly yes this has resulted in numerous "Game over" moments far too easily.

If the Developer could implement this, then perhaps I'd be willing to change my review, but as it stands it does make the game not fun to play.

Having said that, I really do love the graphical art choice, the music and the overall style!